Conjugation of to confuse

Conjugation of the English verb to confuse with pronunciation. To confuse is regular.

Confuse verb conjugation

	Tense	Conjugation
1.	Infinitive (stem):	confuse
2.	Past simple:	confused
3.	Past participle:	confused
4.	3rd person singular:	confuses
5.	Present participle:	confusing
6.	Imperative:	confuse!

Similar conjugations

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Active voice
Passive voice

Active voice of to confuse

Active conjugation of the regular verb to confuse in all tenses and persons.

Nominal forms

Infinitive:
To confuse

Present participle:
confusing

Past participle:
confused

Indicative

Present
I	confuse
you	confuse
he/she/it	confuses
we	confuse
you	confuse
they	confuse

Perfect
I	have confused
you	have confused
he/she/it	has confused
we	have confused
you	have confused
they	have confused

Past
I	confused
you	confused
he/she/it	confused
we	confused
you	confused
they	confused

Past perfect
I	had confused
you	had confused
he/she/it	had confused
we	had confused
you	had confused
they	had confused

Future
I	will confuse
you	will confuse
he/she/it	will confuse
we	will confuse
you	will confuse
they	will confuse

Future perfect
I	will have confused
you	will have confused
he/she/it	will have confused
we	will have confused
you	will have confused
they	will have confused

Conditional

Present
I	would confuse
you	would confuse
he/she/it	would confuse
we	would confuse
you	would confuse
they	would confuse

Perfect
I	would have confused
you	would have confused
he/she/it	would have confused
we	would have confused
you	would have confused
they	would have confused

Indicative - Continuous forms

Present
I	am confusing
you	are confusing
he/she/it	is confusing
we	are confusing
you	are confusing
they	are confusing

Present perfect
I	have been confusing
you	have been confusing
he/she/it	have been confusing
we	have been confusing
you	have been confusing
they	have been confusing

Past
I	was confusing
you	were confusing
he/she/it	was confusing
we	were confusing
you	were confusing
they	were confusing

Past perfect
I	had been confusing
you	had been confusing
he/she/it	had been confusing
we	had been confusing
you	had been confusing
they	had been confusing

Future
I	will be confusing
you	will be confusing
he/she/it	will be confusing
we	will be confusing
you	will be confusing
they	will be confusing

Future perfect
I	will have been confusing
you	will have been confusing
he/she/it	will have been confusing
we	will have been confusing
you	will have been confusing
they	will have been confusing

Conditional - Continuous forms

Present
I	would confuse
you	would confuse
he/she/it	would confuse
we	would confuse
you	would confuse
they	would confuse

Perfect
I	would have confused
you	would have confused
he/she/it	would have confused
we	would have confused
you	would have confused
they	would have confused

Imperative

Affirmative
you	confuse!
we	Let's confuse!
you (pl.)	confuse!

Negative
you	don't confuse! (do not confuse)
you (pl.)	don't confuse! (do not confuse)

Passive voice of to confuse

The passive voice of to confuse is created by combining a form of the verb "to be" with the past participle of the verb.

Nominal forms

Infinitive:
To confuse

Past participle:
confused

Indicative

Present
I	am confused
you	are confused
he/she/it	is confused
we	are confused
you	are confused
they	are confused

Perfect
I	have been confused
you	have been confused
he/she/it	has been confused
we	have been confused
you	have been confused
they	have been confused

Past
I	was confused
you	were confused
he/she/it	was confused
we	were confused
you	were confused
they	were confused

Past perfect
I	had been confused
you	had been confused
he/she/it	had been confused
we	had been confused
you	had been confused
they	had been confused

Future
I	will be confused
you	will be confused
he/she/it	will be confused
we	will be confused
you	will be confused
they	will be confused

Future perfect
I	will have been confused
you	will have been confused
he/she/it	will have been confused
we	will have been confused
you	will have been confused
they	will have been confused

Conditional

Present
I	would be confused
you	would be confused
he/she/it	would be confused
we	would be confused
you	would be confused
they	would be confused

Perfect
I	would have been confused
you	would have been confused
he/she/it	would have been confused
we	would have been confused
you	would have been confused
they	would have been confused

Indicative - Continuous forms

Present
I	am being confused
you	are being confused
he/she/it	is being confused
we	are being confused
you	are being confused
they	are being confused

Present perfect
I	have been being confused
you	have been being confused
he/she/it	has been being confused
we	have been being confused
you	have been being confused
they	have been being confused

Past
I	was being confused
you	were being confused
he/she/it	was being confused
we	were being confused
you	were being confused
they	were being confused

Past perfect
I	had been being confused
you	had been being confused
he/she/it	had been being confused
we	had been being confused
you	had been being confused
they	had been being confused

Future
I	will be being confused
you	will be being confused
he/she/it	will be being confused
we	will be being confused
you	will be being confused
they	will be being confused

Future perfect
I	will have been being confused
you	will have been being confused
he/she/it	will have been being confused
we	will have been being confused
you	will have been being confused
they	will have been being confused

Conditional - Continuous forms

Present
I	would be being confused
you	would be being confused
he/she/it	would be being confused
we	would be being confused
you	would be being confused
they	would be being confused

Perfect
I	would have been being confused
you	would have been being confused
he/she/it	would have been being confused
we	would have been being confused
you	would have been being confused
they	would have been being confused

What does confuse mean?

Definitions

Verb
confuse - be confusing or perplexing to; cause to be unable to think clearly; "These questions confuse even the experts"; "This question completely threw me"; "This question befuddled even the teacher"
confuse - cause to feel embarrassment; "The constant attention of the young man confused her"
confuse - mistake one thing for another; "you are confusing me with the other candidate"; "I mistook her for the secretary"
confuse - make unclear, indistinct, or blurred; "Her remarks confused the debate"; "Their words obnubilate their intentions"
confuse - assemble without order or sense; "She jumbles the words when she is supposed to write a sentence"

Examples of to confuse

1. They make up excuses in hopes to confuse their policy holders with misinformation.
2. I called in my order and upon arriving to pick it up, they got my order confused with someone elses.
3. Not only did Bush not know who General Pervez Musharraf was, he seems to have confused coup-making with"taking office," and moreover went on to suggest that the overthrow of an elected prime minister and the installation in power of the Pakistan military, then the world's strongest supporter of the Taliban, would bring"stability!
4. The chiro/acupuncturist will be there to evaluate the horse for wobblers which is often caused by spinal compression and can be confused with EPM.

Translation of to confuse

jemanden in Verlegenheit {f} bringen, verwechseln, vermischen, verwirren, konfuse machen
confondre
confundir, mezclar, confundirse
envergonhar, confundir, misturar
смущавам, обърквам, размесвам